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  1. The Australian: Alliance seeks global connection

    …ing importance of international alliances and cooperation to compete globally as government investment in the west dries and China’s is accelerating. “It is a global knowledge economy and you can’t try to control it,” Professor West said. Professor West, who is also the vice-chancellor of the University of the West England in Bristol, believes there is potential for universities to cooperate in overseas expansions and creating attractive course of…

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  2. Competition and diversity in UK Higher Education – HE in FE, alternative providers and online learning models

    …provision of Higher Education in alternative forms – with a particular focus on HE being taught in FE colleges as well as the growth of private universities and for-profit degree courses designed by industry. Delegates will also discuss developments in traditional distance learning and the potential of new methods of online learning – with latest thinking on issues such as online assessment, scalability and tackling plagiarism. Speakers include Li…

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  3. Guardian Future of Higher Education Summit

    …s features in-depth panel discussions and focused breakouts with expert analysis from leading speakers. Presenting a unique opportunity to network with peers, hear the latest thinking and gain insight into the future of the sector the summit is not to be missed. The summit has been designed for those actively involved in the strategic shape, structure and delivery of higher education. Vice-chancellors, pro vice-chancellors, senior academic staff a…

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  4. Telegraph: Where have all the students gone?

    …In an article for the Telegraph, Peter Stanford looks at the impact of student number controls and the reasoning behind empty university places. In the article, Libby Hackett, Chief Executive of University Alliance said, “these students tend to come to our universities for specific courses that we do very well and so they are not going to be tempted to go elsewhere by the new freedom that has been introduced.” Read the full article….

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  5. Party Conferences: an opportunity to set out our vision for universities

    …universities. The project’s aims are to stimulate debate – not to jump immediately to solutions or recommendations. Some big and difficult questions have been raised, that we as a sector, together with the Government and others, need to be tackling. For example: What happens if the Government can no longer afford to fund universities and provide student loans? What if ‘disruptive technologies’ significantly change the skills needed from the existi…

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  6. We need more graduates if we’re really serious about growth

    …h. Worryingly for the UK, global competitors are continuing to invest heavily in expanding higher education despite their own budget deficits. In contrast, England has had to reduce the number of places available at university to control expenditure. If the UK is to remain globally competitive we will need more graduates in our workforce. In light of the evidence, we must continue to seek ways to increase investment, public and private, in univers…

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  7. The way we'll work

    …markets in developed economies and identifies the following: Since the early 1990s sustained growth in high-wage, analytical, non-routine jobs; an expansion of manual, lower wage jobs; and a contraction of routine, middle wage jobs has led to a ‘hollowing out’ of the labour market in developed economies – essentially creating an ‘hourglass’ shaped labour market. The strongest observed employment growth has been in the three occupation groups with…

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  8. University Alliance Inclusive Assessment research project

    …olicies and practices implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic had positively affected awarding and continuation gaps, and whether these practices could be applied to a post-pandemic assessment environment. Each university partner analysed internal data on assessment outcomes for the pandemic years, and which awarding gaps/continuation rates had improved during this time. They then interviewed students from those programmes to explore the ways ass…

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  9. Ketan Srivastva – University of Brighton

    …active in responding to all the queries as quick as possible and I personally really appreciated such prompt support. Tips if you are applying through Clearing Make sure that you apply as soon as the portal opens because in some courses places are given on first come first served basis, but in case of any unexpected situation if response to your application gets delayed, just be patient and calm. The university team will contact you as soon as pos…

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  10. Alexander Navarro de Paz – Robert Gordon University

    …re you went through the process? Before my results were published, I actually didn’t know Clearing existed. It was always in my mind that if you didn’t get into the schools of your choice, you had to wait till next year to try and apply again. I’m glad I was wrong! Alexander Navarro de Paz, Law Student at RGU In 2020, SQA messed up the results of many, including myself. When it came to results day, I was unable to go to my initial choices. Thankfu…

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